In this training session for the Dallas FBI, I covered some of the implications of GenAI for Law Enforcement. In addition to areas such as disinformation, we covered practical forensics in connection with malicious AI use. Some slides are reproduced below.
The presentation was influenced by Justin Hutchins' excellent book "The Language of Deception (2024)".
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